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- The Alaska lawsuit asks court to order the Department of Justice (DOJ) to delete voter data and halt collection.
- League of Women Voters of Alaska and Alaska Black Caucus say data pact violates guarantee.
- The DOJ has requested voter records—including names, birthdates, addresses, driver’s licenses and partial SSNs—from at least twelve states.
- Plaintiffs warn the request could cause purges, identity-theft risk, and cite the cancellation of Texas voter Anthony Nel.
